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Politics : PRESIDENT GEORGE W. BUSH -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: E. T. who wrote (224639)	2/3/2002 2:15:59 PM
From: Thomas A Watson	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 769667

Dearest et. I love it, you kinda know the answer. " I know... he is not hiding any thing because he is completely within his rights not to disclose what he, as a government official, says to a business executive in private. right. But what is so funny.. dear e.t. you say "ET says Enron execs were close advisers to Bush on shaping energy policy. I wonder who stood to benefit the most, the American people or execs at Enron." I am very happy that ET and all dems say and think these things. The reality which good and honest men will see is this. Real men who are good and honest can read the Energy Report that is the work product of all the meetings and contacts with ENE. The report is hundreds of pages of analysis and recommendation. All the idiot's men and even their horses asses cannot find a smoking gun, an inference, a hint of collusion. duhhhhhhh. That is very interesting. In that report all will find that 11 out 12 proposals of Environmental groups are included. One will not find support for kyoto and co2 limits that would be directly in the interest of ENE that is into trading energy and the proposed co2 credits kyoto con game. et. please continue to spout and spread your nonsense. Politically attempting to tell the folks that PRESIDENT GEORGE W. BUSH is dishonest is really a dumb ass thing to do. Be my guest fool. I just wonder if PRESIDENT GEORGE W. BUSH spent enough money to get good messages out to the folks today during the Super Bowl. Only 2 million, it should have been 20. LOL tom watson tosiwmee

To: E. T. who wrote (224639)	2/3/2002 2:16:18 PM
From: greenspirit	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 769667

This cracks me up, Hillary Clinton wouldn't even disclose who attended her Health Care task force meetings, when she wanted to take over 17% of the economy and put it under government control. And Democrats didn't balk-one-bit. Now they are up in arms because Cheney refuses to disclose the exact words of a private conversation and they are crying foul, coverup, etc. etc. The hypocrisy astounds me. And I've seen some hypocritical liberal positions in my life! Maybe we should just hook-up internet video phones in every room of the White House for the next 7 years. Would that satisfy privacy invading liberals?